Board

ENTSO-E is governed by an Assembly representing the 43 Transmission System Operators and by a Board consisting of 12 elected members.

Executive Members

Ben Voorhorst

President

TenneT

Hervé Laffaye

Vice-President of the Assembly

RTE

Bente Hagem

Chair of the Board

Statnett

Pascale Fonck

Vice-Chair of the Board

Elia

Board Members

Taavi Veskimagi

Elering

Zbynek Boldis

ČEPS

Fabio Bulgarelli

Terna

Kamilla Csomai

MAVIR

Rainer Joswig

TransnetBW

Santiago Marin

REE

Mark Pickles

National Grid

Jukka Ruusunen

Fingrid

Tomasz Sikorski

PSE

Yves Zumwald

Swissgrid

Committee Chairs

Ines de la Barreda

Chair of the Legal and Regulatory Group

REE

Konrad Purchala

Chair of the Market Committee

PSE

Guido Guida

Chair of the Research, Development and Innovation Committeee

Terna

Sébastien Lepy

Chair of the System Development Committee

RTE

Joachim Vanzetta

Chair of the System Operations Committee

Amprion

ASSOCIATION DOCUMENTS

ENTSO-E was formally established and given legal mandates by the EU’s Third Energy Package, which was adopted in July 2009. Although the Third Energy Package did not formally apply until March 2011, ENTSO-E was created in December 2008 and fully operational as of July 2009.

In December 2010, in order to be fully compliant with the obligations under Article 5 of Regulation (EC) No 714/2009 regarding the establishment of the Association, ENTSO-E submitted its Articles of Association and Internal Regulations to the Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators (ACER) and the European Commission (EC). Based on the opinions formulated by ACER and the EC, ENTSO-E’s Assembly adapted the documents in June 2011.

The Articles of Association and Internal Regulations were further reviewed and improved in September 2014.

The Articles of Association govern, among others, the operation of ENTSO-E, its membership, the roles and relationships between the various ENTSO-E’s bodies and the distribution of voting rights between the members.

The Internal Regulations complements the Article of Association by defining the practical and technical rules and procedures governing the operations of the Association.